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To: two23
"What would the downside be?"

1) Firearms get sold or stolen...a stolen weapon could be used in a crime.

Yes, and then some of our socialist paradise states can then enact laws making the registered owner of the firearm used to perpetrate a crime civilly liable for not ‘Controlling the Weapon’ or some other such nonsense.

4) There may be some question about use of firearm changing the "imprint"---metal changes from use and wear.

It can also be easily modified to give a different pattern, but anyone with machinist skills. This was driven home to me as a teenager, when a fellow trade school student, built his own 0.22 revolver with only the basic machine tools in his fathers basement. The damn thing worked pretty good too, I can just imagine what someone with 20 years experience as a die maker could produce.

170 posted on 10/08/2002 6:45:49 AM PDT by MrNeutron1962
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To: MrNeutron1962
Post #172 covers it for me!
180 posted on 10/08/2002 6:53:33 AM PDT by two23
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To: MrNeutron1962
Yes, and then some of our socialist paradise states can then enact laws making the registered owner of the firearm used to perpetrate a crime civilly liable for not ‘Controlling the Weapon’ or some other such nonsense.

You mean like locking it up, or keeping it in a safe?

253 posted on 10/08/2002 7:42:25 AM PDT by ET(end tyranny)
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